Playtime (Sheffield) Reviews
Newest Review: ... by giddy pre-teens bent on destruction. There's a seating area with those white plastic garden chairs and tables and a little counter where the chap in charge will serve tea, coffee and juice, heat milk and baby food and cook meals. There are party opportunities which brings me to the next point, it used to be open Monday to Friday for the public but weekends were for parties only. Now it's closed Tuesdays, Fridays and weekends and might be closed from 3pm the other days if there is a private party booked. £2.00 each child during school hours, slightly more after that I beleive but we are never there by then. So it's no longer a nice possib... more
Customer Playtime (Sheffield) Reviews (1)
by - written on 03/10/08, updated on 06/10/08 (Very useful, 177 readings)
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Playtime is a playcentre which has taken up conversion residence in an old church, which should be perfect, though in this instance it was a small local church, so the floorspace is limited which called for a little ingenuity in design and they did a good job. The play area is over 3 floors, though that presents a new challenge, you need to be able to climb to take full advantage of the facilities, so it isn't perfect for toddlers. There's a cut off age of 7 though which means it's very child friendly. Your toddlers won't be mown down by giddy pre-teens bent on destruction. There's a seating area with those white plastic garden chairs and tables and a little ... Read the complete review
